The trial of the events of September 28, 2009 in the Conakry stadium is continuing before the criminal court of the Dixinn tribunal, relocated to downtown Conakry. More than a dozen former senior executives of the regime that took power in 2008 are in the dock and among them, the former head of the junta, Captain Moussa Dadis Camara, whose hearing lasts four weeks . Guinean NGOs denounce the “ inconsistencies ” and the ” contradictions of his testimonies.
With our correspondent in Conakry, Mouctar Bah
The former head of the junta began his fourth week of appearance before the criminal court with first of all the lawyers of the civil parties. How do Guineans appreciate this long hearing of the boiling captain?
” First of all, we see that he tries to avoid his responsibilities as President of the Republic at the time of the events, by systematically refusing to recognize his responsibilities in the chain of command.says Alsény Sall, spokesperson for the Guinean human rights organization. We also found many inconsistencies and contradictions in his statements “.
And that’s not all. ” We also found that he is trying to unload completely on General Sékouba Konaté and Toumba Diakité that he would like to focus on everything that happened at the stadium “, continues Alsény Sall.
Captain Dadis Camara maintains his accusations of conspiracy against former President Alpha Condé and his former Minister of Defense Sékouba Konaté. These accusations lead his lawyers to request their appearance:
” We are indeed asking for the appearance of former President Alpha Condé and General Sékouba Konatéexplains Me Jocamey Haba. So there was a cleverly organized conspiracy against him. And this plot was held by President Alpha Condé. Those that President Alpha Condé used internally General Sékouba but also Toumba “.
Alpha Condé and Sékouba Konaté are all outside Guinea.
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